Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1925, Page 5

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, 99 D. C, AUGUST 20, 1925—PART 1. 0 employe of the United Sta merce Commission at Washir {for the last 20 vears a of | Rockville, died last evenin, ington hospital, d 61 had been ill a long time fection of the stpmach. vived by his wife, Mr: | formerly a. Miss Montagus . and the followin and Herbert I »n, and M Helen ley and I y arkley of s were hel ning ut Pumphrey s C JONAH J. MARKLEY DIES. Was TU. S. Commerce Commission. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star ROCKVILLE, Md., Jonah J. Markley, for Many Years Employe August many y Hotel Inn w Phone Malu 81088109, | 604-610 9th St. N.W, rooms, S8 weekly: $10.50 rooms, $% 7 Pi with toilet, shower and lavatory, ‘S0 in room. 50°% more. Rooms like Mther'a Mrs. Fr | Mr. Markley formerly resi ur Mabel Markley, . Mildred Brindle, pel, irfal will be at Allentown, ington, \ml resident of | ina Wash- | He af- ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Joncentration—the Way be given at § o'clock Lecture on to Win,” will this aft | 1628 K street, by metaphysical ev: npon. P n He i e ngelist of Baltimor e of Penn- g children: Markley of under the F Vincenzo Vac meeting at 'he story of Ttaly will be told by Italian editor, at a public | the Pythian Temple, 101 ith street, mer J. and {4t 3 o'clock this afternoon. Edward Rockville. | Keating, former Representative from d this eve-| (\glorado, and James P. Egan, labor Rockville. | egitor, also will talk. Ps., where ded. Washi Club wi morrow Playhou hold an cake s o'clock The Kabea Klub will hold a pic COOL in AUGUST Residence of Spencer Lainhart, West Paim Beack. Florida, Haervey & Clark, Architects. Celotex was used on all walls and sound deadener with plaster applied directly fo its in summer. Celotex is_applied directly to studding in place of wood sheathing. A wall so sheathed s many times stronger than one sheathed with 1600d lumber. ceilings as insulation and surface. This kome is cool near the Adams Mill Road Bridge in Zoologle: Esperantists and their friends from Baltimore, ton and vicinity are invited. CITY NEWS IN iRIEF The Red Triangle Outing Club will bathing o'clock. will be 1 Park at 3 o'clock this after- Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps, N 6, will meet in the G. o'clock tomorrow night. Annapolis, Washing- at 1731 at 8 o'clock. ington Practical Psyc! ‘hology Il hold a business session to- evening at 8 o'clock at the se, 1814 N street. Japanese government operator in public untry and is in The is heav old-fashioned ice cream and |its « the clubhouse at 6 evening. Moonlight | arship of concerns, Canade. Celotex flcfihn(s as. -v::”“"""' kis home 15 Vaudreut Meriner. Yoy 8 Jinierion fmisk- T Enjoy all-year comfort in your home » HE day of the old-style heat-leaking house is past. Home owners no longer put up with houses that are chilly and draughty in winter {in spite of big fuel bills} and hot and stuffy during the summer. They don’t have to! Modern homes are built with Celotex Insulating Lumber, at Rro extra building cost. Celotex Stops Heat Waste Tests show that one-third of the heat gen- erated to warm the old-style, un-insulated house is wasted. It passes right through the walls and roof—just as radio waves do. But Celotex Insulating Lumber stops heat. It keeps warm, cheerful coziness indoors when January’s icy wind roars outside. And it means cooler, more restful rooms during the blistering days and sweltering nights of midsummer. Other Celotex Benefits Celotex homes are more healthful. There is less danger to children from draughts and cold floors when Celotex is used. Because Celotex is an effective sound-deadener, a restful, nerve-relaxing quiet will pervade this Celotex home of yours. Why Celotex Comfort Costs No More You can have this Celotex comfort at no more than the cost of ordinary construction, because Celotex replaces five other materials. 1. It replaces wood lumber as sheathing, giv- ing greater structural strength. 2. Plaster is applied directly to the surface of Celotex, forming a stronger wall than lath and plas- ter. 3. It replaces building paper, giving better protection against wind and moisture. 4. It replaces deadening felt, giving a restful quiet. And, 5, wherever used in construc- tion, Celotex replaces any extra insulating material. with Celotex Insulating Lumber Celotex is the only heat-stopping material that adds real structural strength; lengthens the Jifé of the building. Ask Your Architect, Contractor or Lumber Dealer * Ask about Celotex before you build or buy a home. Celotex insulation will increase the future sales value of any house in which it is used. If you are going to build, use Celotex. It is available everywhere. Your architect, con- tractor, or lumber dealer will explain its uses fully—ask them to tell you about Celotex. If you are going to buy a completed home, insist upon one built with Celotes Valuable New Building Book Sent FREE Send coupon below for our free building book, fully illustrated in color. Tt contams information every home owner should have. | THE CELOTEX COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS—MILLS: NEW ORLEANS, LA. Detroit Kansas City Dallas Deaver Boston Cleveland Branch Sales Offices: (See telephone books for addresses) London (Eng.) New York Los Angeles Philadelphis Miami Milwaokee Minneapolis New Orlean Sal Canadian Representatives: Alexander Murray & Company, Limited Montreal Toronto FREE Chicago, Illinois. Please send your tree tiln building book. 1925—The Celotex Co BUILDING BOOK WName....______ g The Celotex Co., Dept. 525, 645 North Michigan Ave., Street. stratea City. Portland, Ore. Sun Franeiseo St. Louis It Lake City Seattle St. Paal A few of the Celotex dealers in the District of Columbia and surrounding territory. If ycur dealer is not listed, write us, we will see that you are supplied. doseph Crupper & Co. [ Baltimore—Wallace & ¢ Raltimore—Theo. Mot Baitimore—0tto Duker & (5. Baltimore—The dames Lumber Co. Baltimore—Lafayette M Bethesdi—Bethexd v Middlet Brentwood—W. A. a Co. Wilmington—Lindley C. A FE Camden—Volney G. Bennet B. Coles & Sons Royertow Buckhill Cleans e Ricurd Kerne. i Coateasiil b Updizrave. Fredericks & =% Do perh T, o R e Tt e Sinionel Bro A FEW OF THE I pe Lbr. Co. A FEW OF T Charleston—Yellow teel & Cement Co. Bros. Asheville—So Charlotte—W A FEW OF THE DEAL] l'l(\ Purcellville—Popkins I snchburs ayne Co. ki Roanoke—Exchange 1. jorfolk—Building Supply Corp. b Philadelphla, Pa.—C. ¥. Felin Co. Shively I{Ofllt‘ INS Reading, Pa.—R. L. Wilson Rooflog & Pav- Tug Co. 150 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEALI T. Galliher & Bro. Murphy & Ames, Loe, MARYLAND DEALER! Cumberland—South Cumberla town—Hugerstown Lbr. DELAWARE Kent. Wilmington—Brosions & Smedley. '\,l)l‘ THE DEALERS IN \(H TH AND (I‘u\’l‘l{ AL NEW thr. Co. g, Middletown—V ullex Supply € Sulisbury Co. VAN \ I)l‘,\l,l‘l(b & Hoffman & Conl Co. r—Lemaster Feed & Grain Co. M. Stauffer & Non. Medfa—C. ¥y Mercerabrg— Irn’r-l)urg Bidrs. Supply Co. . WO Woitier ter:Bodey Co. Kneas. Lbr. & T S Soi DE Hu B br. C DEALERS IN NORTH C \R()l I Greenshoro—Oettinger Lbr. Raleigh mbla—Columbi VIRGINIA Rosslyn—Murphy & Ames.. Rosslyn—dos. L. Crupper Corp.” LATION DEALERS Richmor Ocean City—C. Pitmun—Geors Seranton—Spruks Seranton—Hower & Stender. Scranton—N: Stannton—A. Erskine Mi Scranton, Pa.—Globe Slag Roofing Co, National Woodworking Co. Silver Springs—silver Spring Supply Co, Towson—Stebbias- 8. Adkins & erson Lbr. & Coal JERSEY xS \htn‘{nnkmr Spring City—J. 1. Mowrey & S St Cluir—Metinm Bros. Stroudsburg—R. C. roudshurg—Frishie bury—Broscius Lbr. Co. Swarthmore—Muson Builders” Supply Co. Taylor—" . Co. ha Barre—Schoole: 2 rt—Lundy Lbr. Co. rove—J. Dyre Moyer. York—Hess Bros. Aug Lbr. Co. axhibum Williams Co. aron Hill—West Virginia Co. merton—Harry Foster. held at 11 0. A. R. Hall at 8 United Lodge of Theosophists meets K street Wednesday evening Rooms open at 6 o'clock. a utilities in control of in- dustry through part or complete own- 1 Co. QUESTION SORLIE'S RIGHT T0 APPOINT Politi;:ians Puzzled on Action to Pick Successor to Senator Ladd. By the Associated Press. Uncertainty as to the plans of Gov Sorlie of North Dakota ‘for filling the lure to call a sing much sp tion in political circles here as to his authority to appoint a successor to the late Sen- ator Ladd. The action taken by the Senate upon the appointment of ¥rank P. the Governor of Alabama is dec to be a precedent. The constituti and laws of Alabama at that time are said to have been the same as the of North Dakota at present, far as the power of the Governor to appoint is concerned. Appointed by Gov. O'Neil to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Sena tor Johnston, Mr. Glass was rejected by a Democratic Senate by a majority of four, on the ground that the gov- ernor had. no_authority to appoint. The record of th ate debate shows that Alubama, th Dakota, had not at that time passed a law dealing directl, with Lhy constitutional amendment for the election of Sena tors by the people, but that there was in Alabama, as there now is in North Dakota, W giv the governor authority to fill vac in_ State offices by appointmeat, States Senator not being mentioned In the Glass case the Senate held that under such circumstances the vacancy must be filled by a special election. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair warmer today and tomorrow. nd—Fair and warmer today; ow partly cloudy and warm: Virginia—Fair and warmer today and_tomorrow 2 Virgin: tomorrow partly warmer, probably local !hundfl.\hu\\ ers by tomorrow nig Record for 24 Hours. Temperature—Midnigh 59; 4 a.m 10 a.m., noon, 4 pm., 74; 6 pm., p.m., 61. Highest 54.9. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 78; lowest, 63. Tide Tabl (Furnished by United Geodetic Surv —Low tide, 4:53 a.m. and high tide, 10:29 a.m. and 5:35 a.m 11:08 a.m. and ir 59; 2 a.m., 8 am., 70 p.m., 74; 8 p.m., 68 temperature, 74.5; lowest, Tod p-m. p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:47 p.m.; high tide, 11:34 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Sun rose, 5:28 am 10:53 and Today- 6:53 p.m. Tomorrow- sets, 6:52 p.m. Moon ris Automobil: half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Cities. Temperature.— Prec: tat sun sets, Sun rises, 5:29 a.m.; sun 9:14 a.m.; sets, 9:16 p.m. Asheville. Ailanca, Boston, Buffalo, 3 1l Wyo Ohio Davenport, lowa. . Denver. Colo Des Moines. etroit. Mich Duluth. M, Towa aisville, Marquette, ) Memphis. ' Tenn Fla Ala ew Orleans, w Yorl North Pl @ La 2 Portland. 3 Portland. Salt Lake Cits Toledo. muu‘ | Vicksbure ~ Misd WASH'GTON, D, ATREDALE—Male, and lexs. " ADply a black sadale. hington Anim tan_body I Rescue FOX TERRI white spots. 1 1. Abply 9 Ma hite "feet and white {i EiRnt SN tan Kk down face Apply Washington Animal a ad, short tail o. black body. 1ong dog. male. scue’ League, tail. drooping piy Washin 349 5:10 | and| lamps to be lighted one- | ‘| An Ap- | FRENCH CLAIMING GAINS IN MOROCCO Three-Month Successes of Riffs Nullified, Official Statement Says. By the Associated Prese nel h A\Imm 0, Augus! ‘Bave reconquered in thres didys territory which the enemy had taken three months to occupy.” he communique announced the ar- val of Marshal Petain at Casablan: where he was met by Marshal I dent general. The two ded to Rabat imme- | mopping-up operations the communique, and the regions of Ouled Sless and Benl Zeroual are sending " emissarles seeking peace negotiations. Calm prevails in the Ouezzan sector. The general staff along the entire front is regrouping the troops ready to strike a new blow from the recent ly conquered bases, and troops which have been at the front s 1 weeks are being sent to the rear for a rest $1 DOWN HITS GERMANY. Plan General Use. August 22 (P).—German wakening to the possi t extension of business through sales on the installment plar Some of them are sending a special commission to the United States to study the methods in that country. Before the World War buying on the installment plan was frowned upon by the German aristocrats as the wrong way to do business. The inflation con in ne, Installment Coming Into BERLIN retaile e bility of a g period and the changed economic situation, however, have upset this prejudice, but retafl’ ers thus far have been unwilling to sell extensively on time, because they the facilities to protect them against swindlers, such as get ting proper information of the credit rating pf prospective customers. GAS WAR IS RENEWED. Lincoln, Nebr., Municipal Stations Force Price to 18 Cents. LINCC Nebr., Augu Gasoline was selling at Li statfons generally at 18 cents a gal- lon this afternoon, following re: ump- tion of price cutting betwcen the mu- nicipal and independent stations. Ce mi oner Duncan, in charge of the municipal station, start ed the price cutting this morning | when he brought the price from 20 | {to 19 cents. Independents followed | | suit and he then lowered the price to | 18, which also was followe. mi ner Duncan said he p prices until as is sold at | sistent with refinery pri | ANCIENT GRAVEYARD FOUND | t 22 () oln filling | Indian Burial Plot Believed to An- tedate Mission Period. »m the Philadelphia Public Ledger ancient Indian grave | lieved to antedate the Califor mis. | sion period. was discovered recently near Purisima Mission, in the Santa | Ynez Valley, by Don Meadows and | v Gruwell, Orange, Calif A number of including skulls, heads were obtained The burial plot, once the “happy | hunting grounds” of the bronzed war- | rior of the West, was situated in the | center of what was a large bean ! patch, which, up to the time of the discovery, comple: obliterated all | trace he important find. Mea. { Fr and w- | ording to three they 1s four possible that are other graves below, he said. The braves were buried in a sit- ting posture with the knees crooked | beneath the chin. Of 40 skeletons | | which were unearthed, every one was | found facing the w toward the set ting sun. Pinned Under Locomotive After Plunge Down Bank NESUS JUNCTION, N. Y P) —William Brother's Avon, engineer of an Erie shuttle | train, was killed today when his locomotive jumped the track and | plunged down a 15-foot embankment. | He was pinned under the engine. dug | of fe there | t P i is | i | | i | COX gust Au of Father of 2 College Heads Dies. CHARLOTTE, N. ( ) rchibald of two | college presidents, died at his home here today. He w; the father of the late President Edward Kidder ( ham of the Unive blina and Miss former president of Peace Institute, Raleigh, N. C. BAG—Beaded. lady’s. Will party who_found a northeast from Geors w BAR PIN_pearl: Connecticut ave. near N reward.” R. H. Woodward. Stoneleigh evening please call BIRD DOG. planted h. stolen .. Ph lative to 2 wout 4 feet hi Klingle rd. from the e ¢ and white. name T named “'Specks. 9 13th ot wers name of uttons Franklin 0765, or 1510 H name 4 V.L. SPEARE CO, FUNERAL DIRECTORS JAMES T. RYAN 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Model Chapel Lincoln 142. Private Ambulances. __Livery in Connection, | Neitber tne successors m nor connected | ith"be oripinal W, are estabiish- | B oo 1009 FISUN.W. umel’l' 840 F St N.W. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 1ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M ST.N.W Established 1841, Phone West 96. Gawler Service Funeral Directors Since 1850 Main 5512 e ';7'{3.‘ may be at Education, So- availahle " for urance of good treat- will_not be sacrificed ZPhone Main 8 DOGS—Your dox._or ¢ Rest Farm of the Humane ciety. Many animals are homes. uvon the ment_and that they Vivisection purposes. Txmothy - Hanlon __641 H ST. N.E. Phene L. 5543, CHAS. S. ZURHORST i 301, KAST, cAvITOL sT. J. WILLIAM LEE. Director and Em. | Dalmer. © Livery i ton. © GO chapel and _modern cremator, Moderats 1385. ier’s Sons Co. SEVENTH ST, N.W. 5 Modern Chiapel. ° Televrone _ Main 2473 BAR PIN, 2% inches Reward if returned to 7401 14th st. Phone Approved Acousti-Celotex Contractors for Complete Installation of Accoustical and Quieting Treatment PENNSYLVANI Philadelp American Insulation Co. MARYLAND Baltimore, Wallace & Gale Co. —Buker-Thompson Co. nd—tichmond Lbr. Co., Inc. Between tourist metery rewurd Address Box T contents aluable to owner ‘only: may keep' money. Nathaniel Sloan, Adanw xsus wmvr WAEH Be ‘Y. wold with ‘Wash- u. ne.* > T. F. COSTELLO Z NOW _LOCATED_AT. _1724 N. CAP=ST. * NORTH 7978. _ Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Masern Chiapel~_ Lincoln 524 Fromot autc” dens_? e Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gu de Bros. Co., 1212 F St,! ~ BLACKISTONE’S Floral “Blanket Sprays” And Other Beauitful Floral olerate Brices. 14th & H T | win tscreen | the STRAUSS IN MOVIE BAND. Conduct Orchestra Showing of Own Opera. BERLIN, Augus P).—Richard Strauss has given German art circles a great thrill by announcing that he personally will conduct the orchestra Which plays during the showing of his opera, “Der Rosenkavalie,” on the in Dresden. This action on the part of the famous composer has £lven a new dignity to the movies, which German art” circles hitherto have frowned upon and refused to regard worthy of classification with legitimate theater the opera or concert stage. During e or Fire Sweeps Fashionable Resort. RUMFORD, Me., August 22 (#) The Birches, & fushiomes e 10 adjoining lodges at Rar k were destroyed by fire tod; ifty guests, most of them from New Yo Baltimore and Philadelphia were iged in homes and nearby hotels Cards of Q:hanks We wish tg <o th foral e Vigband. fath BIG3S, ~ HOLLAND. \e wish to thanic on ricnds and he conm Tl Rowers th of o Grar PaxD T I tho relatives, ANDERSON. Satus Mre SARAH R of the 1 Thompson at 1 p.m Beein neral from her late CARNELL. widow 6f the Cemetery cony. ) JOHNSQ 1 of Ruby Je children and R ste. n.w WILLIAM CAR €. D. FREEM JORNSON. THOM Attest: THOMAS W MORROW. 104, i KATHARINE B. Mor residence Monday SOTHOROY. JAMESTH ennsylvania ove at 11 am to attend. reauested brother. JA Aucust 24 James T. Ryan's ment GU'S BACKENHEIME:! J. D. BRITT. Secrctar WINFIELD. at Freedmen's SOTHORON. M from the parlor of undertaking establish W. Preside Cemeters In Memoriam. BROWN. 1In lov! m Voted hushand. HARRY entered into eternal rest tw day. August 1 led from thi ed by God rin me ance of ms de RROWN world to a_peaceful rest D HIS DE BROW CRAWFORD. of our loved ones sister and a LUCAS JACKSON. 1In VAISY remembrance CRAWFORD 1910 Six years and When the ¢ loved were called a took them home. it was His will But in our heart sve them still IRENE AND JUANITA RFIELD. In | oted daushter 1ELD. who 6 toda¥. A\ n her life w Just when her hop LEWIS JACKSON life one year azo today August In_the Whe: Lies the one T lo And tried so hard o save Mourn him not. he's safely ‘Anzels led hify the wav Rich in meres. J Ted him anchored | JONES. In In loxi HATI SUTHERLAND. Por Tonr sweet [ove an HER DEVOTED SLN ERLAN TURNER, It lovin , uncle, JOHN T. Ti this Jife eixht years azo today 1917, Dearest uncie. we have laid th In the tender crave’s embrs But thy memors still we ¢ Until we see YRR st memory of my cea NER. who depar Auzust of my who de today. August blow was hard. (i To part_with o Toved so dear. GCOc C Shaficr 900 un.-‘:x ;)l;w SPUCE RO bal ™ Bremni Belivary g;i‘lmmmfi ieart you will remain we meet ag WIFE MARGARET ™ NEI e